My second document is the persuasive argument on my own personal opinion on the concussion protocol and its effects on the game. For the introduction of this document, I used a example of change. When you wake up in the morning, you have a basic routine, you brush your teeth, get changed, prepare breakfast, finish any last school assignment, then you head out the door. But if any of these were alter such as you run out of underwear or toothpaste, you would be upset. I concluded my introduction by asking the audience why no one can accept these rules changes in support of player health and safety. I then included a picture of David Bruton Jr who is holding his head in pain after a dirty hit by the Pittsburgh Steelers. This relates to the question …show more content…
I started to prove my point in another direction of the NBA, on one of sports biggest controversies today, who is the greatest of all time? Michael Jordan or the king Lebron James. We stated that it’s hard to compare them dued to the different era they played in, were Michael Jordan era in the 90’s was more “physical” and today generation of basketball is “soft”. 90’s basketball had less rules or maybe the induction of more rules that were less likely to be called than today game if you touch someone waste while they’re in their motion of shot, you will get a foul call. Now in today game, players individual have more talent than the 90’s because you got to rely more on your speed, strength, and overall athleticism to beat today’s team. Jordan was bigger than everyone back then, the only competition else he had was the Detroit Pistons. He played against a passed prime Magic Johnson and before Scottie Pippen joined the Bulls, he had loss all his other finals appearances. But anyways, wouldn’t you want to watch a more competitive league who’re all faster, stronger, and